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Taxa: Chamaesyce olowaluana, Chamaesyce olowaluana var. gracilis, Chamaesyce olowaluana var. lepidofolia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey

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Chamaesyce olowaluana (Sherff) Croizat & Degener
ILLS00139468Mark A. Basinger & Myra F. Basinger   s.n.2015-06-13
United States, Hawaii, At Koaia Tree Sanctuary on HI 250, Kohala Mountain Road, northwest of Waimea (Kamuela)., 20.048105 -155.736899
ILLS
Chamaesyce olowaluana (Sherff) Croizat & Degener
ILLS00139469Mark A. Basinger & Myra F. Basinger   s.n.2015-06-11
United States, Hawaii, along Mauna Kea Access Road R-1 off of old Saddle Road near old mile markers 43 and 44, Mauna Kea Forest Reserve., 19.8 -155.4333

University of Minnesota Herbarium

MIN
Chamaesyce olowaluana (Sherff) Croizat & O. Deg.
547179Otto Degener   197841949-08-18
United States, Hawaii, North of Pahakuloa, Mauna Kea, Dry sheep infested, shrubby slope at 8000 ft, 19.82057 -155.46805
MIN
Chamaesyce olowaluana (Sherff) Croizat & O. Deg.
417808C.N. Forbes   463H1911-08-01
United States, Hawaii, Slopes of Mauna Kea, Waikii, 19.82057 -155.46805

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium

TEX
Chamaesyce olowaluana (Sherff) Croizat & O. Deg.
TEX00530550Grady L. Webster|Derral Herbst   139881968-06-29
United States, Hawaii, Hawaii, Hamakua Distr, S slopes of Mauna Kea above Pohakuloa, woodland of Sophora and Myoporum., 19.766666667 -155.516666667
TEX
Chamaesyce olowaluana (Sherff) Croizat & O. Deg.
TEX00530551Grady L. Webster|R. Gankin|D. Herbst   139991968-06-30
United States, Hawaii, Hawaii, Hamakua Distr, Saddle Road 8 mi W of Pohakuloa., 19.8 -155.633333333
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